Ice Maker

Ran the test like they show on video order the ice maker installed in ten minutes works like a champ

Removed old ice maker and put new one in. Easy. .

I unplugged the power to the fridge since you can not disconnect the power to the ice maker after it is installed. Removed the 3 screws with have small socket heads on them. Disconnected the wire connector, it takes a small flat head screw driver to uncouple the connector. Don't forget to remove the old overflow arm from the old ice maker the replacement did not come with one. Just gently pull it out of the motor end and slide it out of back hole and reinstall in reverse order, Very simple. On replacement attach the power first. For some reason the new wire length was a little shorter so attach that first. Then lift the icemaker into place making sure that the fill tube goes in the fill hole in the back of the ice maker other wise you will have water all over the inside of the freezer. I installed the back screw first did not tighten all the way then installed the front screw once again did not tighten all the way and lastly I installed the bottom screw then tightened them all down. I have a side by side fridge and I am a little wide in the shoulders so I had to work sideways to unit so it made it a little more difficult but not really a problem. It can take awhile for the freezer to come back up to temperature since I unplugged the power to the fridge so it make take a couple hours before it starts making ice again. This repair was simple and the replacement works perfectly. The local appliance part dealer wanted almost $200.00 with tax even if I installed it myself. Part select charged me $66.00 and $7.00 in shipping and it was at my door in one day from Kentucky to Florida. So that is my story and I am sticking to it. Good luck.

Remove drawer cover and ice storage drawer. They just lift and pull out. Ice maker is very accessible. Unplug 4 wire connector plug by hand by squeezing the two clips. Remove the screw at the bottom.Remove the two screws on the top left and out the ice maker comes. Transfer the timer cover from the old ice maker to the new one and reinstall the new ice maker in reverse order of removal.

replaced the ice maker part very easy to install

replace ice maker. used old bail bar and just exchanged and plug in wire harness and done.

REMOVE THE THREE SCREWS HOLDING THE ICE MAKER AND UNPLUGGED THE ICE MAKER. REMOVE ICE MAKER AND REPLACE ICE MAKER WITH NEW ICE MAKER AND REPLACE THE THREE SCREWS AFTER PLUGGING ICE MAKER. HARDEST PART WAS TRYING TO PLUG ICE MAKER. AREA IN FREEZE WAS SMALL AND HAD TO USE ONE HAND TO PLUG ICE MAKER BACK UP.

fast install saved money do it your self

Replaced the old ice maker with the new one from PartSelect. All I needed was a 1/4 inch nut driver to loosen 2 screws, then lifted up old ice maker to take out. Now my old ice maker has a wire harness that is molded into side of fridge so I took off the wire harness that came with new ice maker (take off front cover and with screwdriver just push down on clip) and connected the one on my fridge to new one. Very simple. Only problem I had is that no instructions came with new part but I went on YouTube to see how to do. That is the only reason it took 30/60 minutes. Very easy.

Unit replacement was simple. However my wiring is not a harness as supplied. The end opposite of ice make is hard wired into the side of the fridge. I plugged new unit into existing wire. There is a sensor or something in the black wire that didn't get replaced, but I don't know what it is or if it is critical to operation of ice maker. So far so good.Easy fix.